Matrosen in Berlin
Overview
The documentary tells the story of the Volksmarinedivision, which was formed by revolting sailors stationed in Berlin during the November Revolution. Starting with the November Revolution itself and the founding of the Volksmarinedivision, the main focus is on the political developments surrounding it and its involvement in the battles for the Berlin City Palace at Christmas 1918 and the unrest in January and March 1919, during which the Volksmarinedivision was smashed by the Freikorps and its members persecuted. Due to its proximity to the Spartacus League and the KPD, which had just been founded at the time, the Volksmarinedivision was an important point of reference for GDR historical politics and the patron saint of the GDR's Volksmarine.
About Matrosen in Berlin (1978)
Released in 1978, Matrosen in Berlin is a documentary film from DEFA-Studio für Dokumentarfilme (East Germany). It was directed by Günter Jordan and written by Günter Jordan and Hans Goldschmidt. The cast is led by Erik S. Klein and Hans Maikowski. With a runtime of 53m, the film is available in full HD.
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